Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-19

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Edwin Stratton < Sons have bought
the Henry Scott house near Amasa SCOTS
store, paying $500.
Mrs. Socrates Udall has gone to Low
ell, Mass. to take care of Mrs. Warren
Udall, who is sick
Charles Commits wife is falling. She
has been moved to Mr.. Commits house in
the village to be cared for
Lora Magoon, whose death was men
toned last week, was the third daughter
who has died out of the family
T. r. Leonard is laying himself out this
year on Christmas goods, and invites all
this part of the world to call and see him.
See his new ad.
The funeral of DR.. Frederick J. Whit
ney was .e&S at the residence of his ia
Their, PRO. JsSQes Whitney. Tuesday D.
M. Rev. fraser officiating.
Miss Httie E. Match has returned
from Cambridge where she has been
learning tie dressmakers TRADE and will
open a ship in connection with ~%he mil
linerY stoe of Mrs Emma Nelson. Mrs.
Nelson ha had first class trade sincN
she Opend her store and we bespeak
for them agood patronage.
J. Kier getting ready to meet the de-
mand for water heaters. 1t has been
proved bytho>e who have tried the thing
that stock especially mich COWS, will do
a great deal better in winter by having
warm water to drink in place of cold, and
a cheap, simple arrangement has been in
vented for that purpose. Mr.. Kier is
making stove for that purpose.
/ !" est Derby
! Dr. Gould reports much sickness in
town especially among the children.
Mrs. Ellen Farchild has sold one of
the barns on her place to Leon Field,
he paying $50 for the same.
The Free Baptist S. S. are to have a
Christmas tree on Saturday evening, and
after that supper in the vestry.
Our village school has 20 pupils; Miss
Victoria Ives teaches in the upper de-
partment and Miss Myrtle Brooks in the
lower.
There was a large attendance at the
| Universaiist society on Thursday even
ing at the chapel and all report a good
| time.
Herbert Davidson having completed
his new house and moved in, invited
his friends TO house warming at which
a large number were present.
On Wednesday evening of last week
after the lecture at Newport, Frank and
Bert Ball started to skate across the
lake to theiI home on Indian Point; they
both broke through the ice and Bert, but
for assistance from Frank would have
drowned
There was a very pleasant gathering
of about 40 of our young people at the
house of Ed. Sias recently, it being a
surprise party for Orrin's benefit, he
having lately returned from New York
city. The ladies carried cake and all en-
enjoyed a good time.
Glover.
Dwight Dwinell is sick with rheuma-
tism.
There will be Union Christmas eXercis-
es at the NJ. E. church, Monday eve.
Mrs NJ. c. Davis and sons are here on
visit.-Mattie Jenness has also been
visiting here.
Rev Z. W. Pierce's donation was well
attended and netted $40. The lecture
by Rev. Hoyt of St. Johnsbury was very
good.
The Glover brass band will give d
promenade concert and band box SdpPr
at Institute hall Friday eveyhing, Dec %
all are invited. Admission, gentleme
Is cents; ladies bringing boxes free.
West GIOve&'-
Ernest Baker rs at Craftsbury, Emil
Baker at Barton and Johnnie Borland {
) St--Iah,a-l,naff,y attending school this wiz
ter.
d greensboro ES1nd-
h Business at the steam mill is good
lie The church will soon be finished. 1t
a credit TO the village.
:. Singing school is opened under the d
'e rection of S. 2. Pinney.
'e H. Parker has moved into his ne
u house, and is working for the R. r. Co.
Wood savers are busy now on accom-
of the road changing the engines to WOO
burners again.
Oyster supper and promenade at Del
~ ning's hall, Tuesday evening, for the bel
fit of Rev. Wells. Come one and all.
IA Holland
Geo. Weber has had his pension Il
= creased to SO a month.
Hollis Wheeler has bought the Kenistc
no place in Morgan for $1,000.
Caswell & French contemplate buying
D large tract of timbered land in the yicir
~ ty of their mill.
Alfred Davis, who expected to go
~ California. concluded to try Vermont a
! other winter, and moves to Caswen al
French's mill, where he win work.
lra-bIIr&h.
-. James Gould has gone to Florida.
"a c. w. Wheeler is home from Boston.
* Fine lot of Christmas goods at NJ
ne Bailey's.
by Christmas exercises and trees at DO
III churches
ey VIM Fisher has taken the Henry Ra
= ger farm on Morrill, hill
The Irasburgh cornet band gives
promenade concert at Court House ha
Friday evening
CARD.-We wish To express our since
7"i thanks to our relatives and friends W
so willingly aided US during the sickne
ext death and burial of our dear one
er Mr.. AND Mrs. GFo- E. EDMUNDs
The 1. o. CT. of Frasburgh passed
L following resolutions on the death
VII Mrs. c 5. Allen, who was a member
that lodge: -
WHERE'S, 1t has pleased Almighty
in his wise providence, in most suds
and unexpected moment. TO call for
snirit of our beloved sister, Jennie
-om stanford Alien, therefore